Which is why I kept sending in reports.
I understand now but if only one report is mandated for review and the player goes unpunished for weeks, wouldn’t you send another report ?
I stand by my decision.
I just gave up because it became evident to me that I was wasting my time. Theyre not as serious about cheating as some of the more honest players are.
And as you found out, it could end up just coming back to haunt you in ways that you couldnt think of.
This was back in MoP where you could do whole BGs made up entirely of bot teams while Blues caressed you on the forums about all the outstanding work they were doing without any real results and the banwave didnt go out until they lost their court case with the bot program maker.
Very concerning the direction the company is headed…
Getting suspended was the only real way to get an obvious bot suspended.
Or put up for review, I have no way of knowing if the player in question was reviewed prior.
Blizz and WoW are toast. I just havent gotten around to acknowledging it yet.
Godspeed young warlock.
You will be missed.
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Good for you, though that still seems unrelated from the reason you were suspended.
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FTFY
No it wasn’t. You only need to click the button once. If it’s a bot, then it will be banned.
No. I’d send the one and consider the matter resolved. If they aren’t banned, it’s not a bot. I’ve errantly reported real players before, it happens. It can take a few weeks for them to investigate.
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Glinda is a liar.
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You need a hug, friend?
Nope I just don’t like liars. I get plenty of hugs.
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Bots and cheaters give Blizzard more money than you do. Till you figure that out, no need to try and believe in anything.